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Turkish corporate earnings & market moves impact on stocks
In late July 2026, Arçelik reported its second‑quarter results, posting revenue of 141.3 million TL, EBITDA of 5.8 billion TL and net profit of 3.4 billion TL, aided by a 4.5 billion TL inflation‑accounting effect. Analysts responded by Late‑July 2026 Arçelik’s Q2 results triggered mixed analyst reactions, with some brokers cutting target prices – one broker lowered its price target from 159 TL to 130 TL and changed its recommendation from “buy” to “hold”, while another kept others maintained a “buy” rating with buy rating, leading to a 152 TL target. modest share‑price dip. The share price slipped modestly. A week later, on 4 August 2026, other Turkish companies released Q2 earnings. Shares of following week, strong earnings from Tüpraş and Aygaz surged 6.5 % and 5.5 % respectively, and analysts raised lifted their target prices, with Tüpraş’s new high at 470.9 TL stocks and Aselsan’s target lifted to 551.8 TL. Aygaz’s forecast was modestly increased to around 385 TL. Meanwhile, prompted upward revisions of price targets, whereas Turkish Airlines and Ford Otosan fell, and fell. On 4 August, the market saw further corporate actions. Borsa Istanbul expanded the BIST Buyback Index to include 13 additional companies, a technical note highlighted short‑term price levels move interpreted as a confidence signal from issuers. SASA Polyester completed a conditional capital increase of 5.46 billion TL, raising its authorized capital, while Tekfen Holding announced a dividend pause for 2025 pending shareholder approval. TR Anadolu Metal Madencilik. Madencilik’s shares continued to trade within a narrow band (125‑128.5 TL) with modest volume, echoing earlier technical notes. Together, the snapshots illustrate how Q2 2026 earnings prompted divergent reactions across Turkish firms, with analysts adjusting target prices upward for some companies while cutting them for others, leading to releases, buy‑back expansions, capital raises and dividend decisions illustrate the varied stock‑price movements. forces shaping Turkish equity performance in August 2026.